Manchester College Archives and Brethren Historical Collection

Manchester College Collection

Title:

Manchester College Postcard Collection
Number: MC2004/722
Size/Location: 12 postcards/Photograph Box 151
Citation: Manchester College Postcard Collection, MC2004/722, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester College, North Manchester, Indiana.
Access and Reproduction: Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials.
Provenance:

unknown
Date of Accession: unknown
Scope and Content Note:
1 Photograph of Administration Building on snowy day.  Card sent on 16 July 1928 to Mr. Wm. Bender in Albion Ind.
2 Photograph of Administration Building with American flag at entrance.  Not meant for sending--back is text describing the new Administration Building, dedicated on 7 January 1921.
3 Photograph of Administration Building.  Unused card.
4 Photograph of lightposts at end of sidewalk to front entrance of Administration Building.  Unused card.
5 Interior of bookstore when it was located in the basement of the Administration Building.  Unused card.
6-7 Photograph of Oakwood Hall with several women on porch.  Labeled on front:  Ladies' Home showing New Addition.  Unused cards.
8 Photograph of Oakwood Hall's entrance with about twenty women on the porch.  Labeled on front:  Entrance to Ladies' Dormitory.  Sent to Naomi Miller in Columbiana, Ohio from Elsie (Miller?).
9 Photograph of group of women gathered on Oakwood Hall's porch, in about 1912 or 1913.  Unused card.
10 Photograph of construction of original gymnasium in1911.  Unused card.
11 Photograph of students posed in front of Ikenberry Hall.  Some are wearing commencement garb. Unused card.
12 Photograph of Ikenberry Hall.  Labeled on front:  Young Men's Hall.  North Manchester, Ind.  Sent on 17 May 1910 to Miss Mildred Cassel from North Manchester.

Description prepared 15 May 2004 and last updated 17 May 2004 by Sara L. Smith

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